MG Windsor EV vs Maruti Suzuki e Vitara - Which One Should You Buy

The MG Windsor EV Indulge Edition brings a new exterior finish, a rear entertainment screen and additional cabin accessories to India's electric car market. Priced at Rs. 17.89 lakh, it uses a 38 kWh battery pack with a claimed range of 332 km.

MG has teased a limited edition Windsor EV called Indulge. Expect cosmetic updates to the exterior and cabin, though power figures are likely to stay put on both battery options.

Maruti Suzuki’s October 2026 Nexa offers go up to Rs. 1.36 lakh on the Grand Vitara, with benefits also available on the Invicto, XL6, Jimny, e Vitara and Fronx.

BaaS is the new buzzword for EVs, here is every one that is availed with it for just few rupees per KM.

Our EV ecosystem is expanding fast, and these five automakers are leading the charge with the widest and most accessible charging networks. Here’s a look at the charging infrastructure from Tata Motors, Maruti Suzuki, Mahindra, Hyundai and MG Motor India.

MGs BaaS may seem like a sureshot way to afford an EV of your dreams but there is lot more to it than just 4 Rs/km lure.

From under ₹15 lakh, going up to ₹20 lakh, there are plenty of choices.

Six electric SUVs under Rs 30 lakh that deliver over 400 km of real-world driving range.

Electric vehicles under Rs 30 lakh in India come with extensive warranty protection. Here is a look at the top 10 EVs offering the longest standard, battery, and extended warranty coverage in the market today.

Maruti Suzuki has increased prices across its Arena and Nexa lineup in August 2026, with hikes ranging from ₹2,500 on entry-level models to as much as ₹30,000 on the Baleno. Here is a full breakdown of what has changed and by how much.